Joseph Ladapo, the top health official in Florida, just made national headlines for refusing to wear a face mask while meeting with a Democrat diagnosed with breast cancer and possessed of a fear of catching COVID-19. Ladapo is right. And this Democrat is all that's wrong in America.
Peddling his monstrous Green New Deal Monday, President Biden delivered a strange lecture about drawbridges.
As the historic term of Kay Coles James, the first woman and the first African American to become President of the Heritage Foundation, winds down, it is essential to recognize the contribution she has made to conservative women.
With Democratic Senator Joe Manchin it is never a question of whether he will support Democratic Senators Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren's worst ideas, it is merely a matter of when.
The framers of the Constitution would not have been surprised by the recent failure in Afghanistan. Nor would they have been surprised by the failure in Vietnam two generations ago.
The numbers are staggering. Should we call them invaders instead of migrants, since that word better describes the hordes of humanity coming across what used to be our southern border.
"Always be a good boy," Johnny Cash's mother tells him in Folsom Prison Blues, "don't ever play with guns." It's advice we should hope Hollywood heeds.
The New York Public Design Commission voted unanimously last week to remove a seven-foot-tall statue of the third President of the United States, Thomas Jefferson. The statue, which has called city hall home since 1834 and has been in the New York City Council chambers for more than a century, was specifically intended to honor Mr. Jefferson's writing of the Declaration of Independence, a document that literally changed the world.
Is the U.S. on a road to destruction?
A recent report on military pay and compensation from the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) is disappointing.
Despite spending trillions of mostly borrowed dollars, the U.S. has not done well in the post-Cold War environment, as reflected by our diminished worldwide standing and influence.
The Congressional Black Caucus Foundation recently held its 50th Annual Legislative Conference in which it discussed what it deemed to be the top issues for Black voters.
The government would like us to believe that higher prices are just a short-term bump caused by COVID-related supply chain issues.
The U.S. Supreme Court on Nov. 3 will hear oral arguments in one of the most consequential Second Amendment cases since the Court's 2008 ruling in District of Columbia v. Heller.
The all-important 2022 midterm elections are just over a year away and the stakes couldn't be higher.
Due to China's anti-free market mentality, the United States has an economic opening on financial technology, and we need to seize it.
Ever get the feeling our country is being led by a captain with no sense of direction, that the officers on the boat can't tell up from down or right from left.
One of the greatest barriers to living a life of liberty is fear.
Rather than leading a shame campaign against the unvaccinated, President Joe Biden should be reminding Americans that the most proactive defense against severe infection or death is a healthy weight.
Unfortunately for the United States, one of its political parties has become the home of magical thinking with respect to energy. Here's a hint: it's not the Republicans.
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